The New Birth (John 3)

What is the quest for the historical Jesus? Does scripture give us an accurate picture of Jesus as he really was? On this episode of White Horse Inn our usual hosts with special guest Dr Robert Strimple who is a Professor at Westminster Seminary California discuss Dr. Strimple’s book, “The Modern Search for the Real […]

What did Jesus pray? Jesus prayed that all who believed in him would be united and remain in the world. Jesus prayed that his name would be glorified. On this episode of White Horse Inn our hosts will discuss the meaning and significance of Jesus’ High Priestly prayer found in John 17.

“The basis of our justification isn’t our sanctification, but Christ’s righteousness..” How are Christians saved? The Ordo Salutis, meaning “order of salvation,” describes the order by which Christians receive salvation. Pastor Adriel explains why it serves as a helpful tool in understanding the differences between Protestant and Catholic traditions.

Following sound doctrine requires our eyes to remain fixed on Jesus. It also requires that our faith rests in him. Faith opens the door to God’s plan and allows us to accomplish his will for our lives. It does so chiefly because it fosters a heart that yields to the counsel and leading of God. In this way, we remain on the road of truth.

Jesus’s words were a puzzle to me for a long time. Why would he push Mary away in her moment of joyful recognition? According to his own words, it seems he has some unfinished business: “I have not yet ascended to the Father” is how Jesus tells Mary—and us—that his ascension is absolutely necessary for his redeeming purposes to be brought to completion.

Aaron Chan examines Paul’s use of Deuteronomy 30:11–14 in Romans 10, tracing the deep narrative and theological roots in Deuteronomy’s own theology of divine communication.